Fuelworx gas cans

stano · Nov 1, 2016

FULL DISCLOSURE: THIS IS NOT MY COMPANY, NOR AM I INVESTED IN ANY WAY. I DO KNOW THE GUY WHO HAD THE INITIAL IDEA, BUT THAT'S IT. I have seen this floating around FB and thought I'd share as I know most of us haul gas when we go out for the weekend.

https://youtu.be/gsiNxM8TTRU

gottagofast · Nov 1, 2016

20 years ago we had perfect gas cans.....

tnford88 · Nov 1, 2016

I like my crown automotive gas cans. They fit in the smittybuilt Jerry can lockable mount and have the old school long flexible nozzle that stores stuck down in the can. The stackable feature is cool though.

Zjman · Nov 1, 2016

Being stackable is cool but still got that dumb ass safety nozzle

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tnford88 · Nov 1, 2016

Re: Re: Fuelworx gas cans

Zjman said:
Being stackable is cool but still got that dumb ass safety nozzle

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Haha that is true.

gottagofast · Nov 1, 2016

I still have two old school Rubbermaid 6.5 gallon cans and 4 5 gallon cans... Probably had em for 20 years...
A year or so ago I snagged 25 old stock replacement spouts for em on ebay....

You can steal my truck, rv, TV, tools, etc n I'll call the cops.... I catch someone messing w those cans and they'll end up on a milk carton.

John Galbreath Jr. · Nov 1, 2016

Real gas cans.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g7988/overview/

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g7991/overview/

Rjhoward32006 · Nov 1, 2016

I agree with john G. To hell with those "safety cans"

jta · Nov 1, 2016

Rjhoward32006 said:
I agree with john G. To hell with those "safety cans"

I agree

jeff150 · Nov 1, 2016

$20 if you have a rural king around. http://www.ruralking.com/5-gallon-polyethylene-fluid-container.html

stano · Nov 2, 2016

NIce to see some options, I was just thinking the stacking thing was cool.

Zjman · Nov 2, 2016

jeff150 said:
$20 if you have a rural king around. http://www.ruralking.com/5-gallon-polyethylene-fluid-container.html

I carry tow of them in tow rig, I for gas and one water, tip it over and makes cleaning up quick on those muddy days

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stepup · Nov 2, 2016

The VP racing cans are the only ones worth a crap any more. Who ever decided these new cans were gonna help the environment had never used a gas can.

tallnate · Nov 3, 2016

stepup said:
The VP racing cans are the only ones worth a crap any more. Who ever decided these new cans were gonna help the environment had never used a gas can.

I like these. Seems like a much better on / off flow valve design and I like the placement of the valve release button. All the previous safety valve designs have been junk. First thing we do is pull those junk spouts off and throw them in the trash can, screw on an old school spout with the 20" clear hose and pop a air bleeder plug in the opposite top corner. Only downside is this method pours 5 gallons in 15 seconds or so. No telling how many times I've accidentally overflowed my tank because I didn't realize it was already time to stop pouring.

Stretch · Nov 3, 2016

VP Cans or just pour gas straight on the ground.

kevinhumphrey · Nov 3, 2016

I have several VP cans but I like the ones like John G is showing because it has the handle down on the side as well instead of just one up by the top. But I do like my VP cans

84mallcrawl · Nov 4, 2016

here is how to fix crappy gas cans. . . it comes with a vent plug as well
http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/ez-pour-universal-replacement-spout-kit?cm_vc=-10005

blacksheep10 · Nov 5, 2016

Do you guys have orchelins farm and home there? pretty much twin jug to the one John linked there for 16.99 right now.

Ricky 79cj-7 · Nov 6, 2016

The one from Summit that John posted says "This jug is not to be used with fuel". Has anyone had trouble with the plastic breaking down over time, or do you just not store fuel in it for extended periods of time?